The Wireless Keyboard - NEC POWERMATE Manual

The wireless keyboard

The NEC wireless keyboard provided with some models communicates with the computer via
RF. It features a unique set of Hotkeys specially designed to complement the multimedia
features found in the Media Center Computer.
Note
The actual keyboard may vary slightly from the one shown here, depending on the
computer model you purchased.
Item
®
A Microsoft Media
Center Edition
Start Button
B Mouse Clicks
Button
C Multimedia
Buttons
D Function Keys
E Power Button
F Battery LED
G Mouse Cursor
Button
H Number Keys
I Control Keys
J Spacebar Key
®
K Windows Keys
L Enter Key
M Cursor Control
Keys
N Backspace
Description
Quickly launches the Media Center Computer functions.
Simulates left/right clicking of the mouse.
Multimedia keys available on the keyboard. For more information,
please refer to the section on "Multimedia Buttons".
Function keys are available on the keyboard.
Turn the system into Sleep mode, which it shuts down disk activity
and lowers energy consumption.
Indicates that the wireless keyboard is enabled.
Enables you to move the mouse cursor by manipulating the button.
Used to enter numbers
simultaneously for characters on the top.
Ctrl, Alt, Fn and Shift are controls used in conjunction with other
keys to change their functions. To use control keys, press and hold
the control key while pressing any other key.
Used to enter an empty space in your text.
Used to facilitate your work. Menu/Application key - provides quick
access to shortcut menus. Windows
Used to enter a command, insert a paragraph break in a text or accept
a chosen option.
Lets you position the cursor on the screen. On the screen, the
cursor is a blinking underline, block or vertical line depending on
the application. The cursor indicates where the next character/text
typed is inserted.
Used to go back one space and delete the last key pressed.
or special characters.
®
key–displays the Start Menu.
Press "Shift"
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